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How can technology help us overcome friction to build a better travel experience?

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By Jim Barlow
| IT Brief UK
While there has been a remarkable improvement in the experience of travel in recent years, it would be difficult to claim that the experience is now friction free. Yet, as technology continues to improve across our industry, many of the pain points travelers encounter are gradually being addressed with innovative new solutions. We are in the process of transforming travel.
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The 2025 Ultimate Guide to Internet of Things

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By Kat Dempsey, Tsubasa Nakazawa, Jim Barlow, Bruce Johnson
| TechDay US Verified
Also known as IoT. When objects are equipped with sensors and those sensors communicate with other devices, the Internet of Things is established. What sets IoT apart from smartphones or laptops or even smartwatches communicating over dedicated networks like LoraWAN or SigFox, or public networks like the Internet, is the removal of humans from the exchange.
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Understanding the GA4 BigQuery Export Schema and Structure

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By Jim Barlow
| Towards Data Science
Understanding the GA4 BigQuery Export Schema and Structure A qualitative investigation into one of the weirdest data structures ever forced upon millions of innocent, unsuspecting analysts The data you want is definitely there somewhere, you just have to figure out how to UNNEST it… Photo by Dean Ward on Unsplash Introduction Google Analytics 4 is currently estimated to be used by 15.6 million websites in the world, meaning…
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